How does it work on long haired dogs?
29400
Since the collar's sprayer is actually pointed toward the chin, and if the hair is long enough to be brushed, or smoothed back through the collar and behind it, then I don't see there would be any problems. The actual spray is barely a spritz, more a tiny puff, so it's the surprise of the aroma of the citronella, not much is released. If your dog has a beard, you may want to trim it a bit.
2003529
Yes, I have a dog with long thick hair. The trimmer cuts through it easily and evenly in one pass. Bathe and dry your pet first to keep the hair from sticking together. After use, just keep it clean and oiled. It is also very quiet which helps keep my dog calm. I have never had any problem with it.
1341467
Yes, my dog is long haired and sweats when wearing it so I trim the hair around his next and it works great!
936827
I have a cat with very long hair. It picks up a ton of hair, I couldn't say how it will work for dog hair.
1882463
It does a great job with dog hair. we don't have any long hair people-wise and it was the dog hair I bought it for. I love it.
747500
I know they come in different sizes and for short and long hair. I have the large for short haired dogs. I have a Westie as well, and I use it gently on her, and we always manage to get some out. I know they make them for cats, and mabe for long haired cats, which may be closer to the kind of hair your dog has. Hope this helped.
938050
I have long hair as well, it is almost waist length and I don't have any problems with this. I can easily pop the brushed in and out and clean them. I use a pair of scissors to cut stings, hair, etc loose and pull them out.
925753
I find they do have to be fairly tight. The collar works by direct contact with the neck (so in long haired dogs, shaving may be necessary). You will find that when the dog puts its head down the collar is not as tight as when the head it held up. I can put a finger between the contact points of the collar and the dog's neck, but no more. Even an adjustment of 1/2 inch makes a difference for us. Good luck !
1256188
It's made to get fur off a dog so if you're asking will it take fur off a non-shedding dog, no, you'll need a razor or clippers for that. If you're asking if you can still use it as a massage/feel good brush/bath time scrubber thing, then yes, it'll work great.
985609
i have 2 long haired cats and one short hair. i have used the "long hair" one on all three. it works great !!! i wouldn't get 2 different ones.
690808
I use it on my chocodoodle who has medium long hair and works well. I have used the furninator which I think would work better than the magic pro for a husky. The furminator is a better product. Next deshedding tool I buy I will splurge for the furminator.
1498079
I have only used it to groom my dog while he's been dry. My dog has short hair and it has worked well to get his shedding fur. You brush in circles to loosen the shedding fur and then brush from head to tail to clump it up.
1262799
I usually leave it on for at least 5 minutes and rub it in REALLY well, making sure it gets down to the skin. My dog has long hair and a LOT of it.
1585721
My dogs hair is mostly just at or over 2 inches. portions of the hind quarters and all of the tail are much longer. I got the long hair version and it works fine. Not sure if it makes that much difference.
353924
You use this to brush your dog's hair like you would with a normal brush - it really helps to brush out the mats. It helps detangle the hair - without having to cut large chunks out with scissors. We have a long haired labradoodle and it's definitely a must. I've recommended it to several of my friends and they all love it.
515466
I have a long haired cat (Persian) and it works great! Takes out the toughest knots! My only complaint would be the fur ejector. It fills too quickly with fur and I have to keep ejecting it.
1093139
Your asking for a lot of problems if you want a Roomba to go after "enormous" fluffy dog hair piles. The brush on the Roomba will only hold a certain amount of hair and then it's time to pop the brush out and take a wire brush to it for cleaning. I wouldn't suggest a Roomba to anyone who owns a dog that sheds a great deal expecially if it were a long haired dog. They would surely be disappointed in the amount of work it took keeping the brush working properly.